Labour Law (advanced)

- Knowledge and ability to understand. The student must demonstrate that he/she has acquired a thorough knowledge of the discipline applicable to the employment relationship, which has been profoundly innovated by recent technological changes.
- Application skills. The student must demonstrate, through the practical cases examined in class, the ability to apply the notions learned to concrete situations.
- Autonomy of judgement. The student has to demonstrate, during the lessons and the exam, to have developed legally founded critical positions in relation to the topics dealt with in the course.
- Communication skills. The student must demonstrate that he/she has developed a sufficient capacity of argument and an adequate command of language in relation to the topics dealt with during the course.
- Ability to learn. The student must demonstrate that he/she has developed an adequate ability to understand the evolution of the labour discipline in the light of the technological evolution and of its main interpretative issues, so as to be able to study the legal institutions with a high degree of autonomy.

At the end of the course, the student must be able to pass the exam successfully:
- demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the legal profiles of the discipline of labour law and have developed an adequate capacity to understand the evolution of the labour discipline and its main interpretative issues, enabling them to study the legal institutions with a high degree of autonomy.
- apply the acquired knowledge in the resolution of legal cases, demonstrating that he has acquired the method transmitted by the teacher in class;
- demonstrate sufficient argumentation and ownership of legal language to allow communication with specialist interlocutors;
- demonstrate, in the course of the lessons and the proficiency test, that they have acquired legally sound critical positions in relation to the subjects of the course.